New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
MEMS TONGUES WILL WAC.
,,4ur THE DooKNAKERs ARE HAPPY-RAClNG Al
aHEEPeHEAD BAY.

tAr~ -ur nooKNAKERs ARE HAPPY-RACING AT
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
y vvn.x marcy IL would to starters and jockeysn
avery race goer stricken dumb! Then there woud
<. M evil tongues wagging about bad starts pecui
,1dpe and qaeer odds In the ring But really MI Caa
es starts Yesterday were intoersbe In the nrs' race
he rave Kinghsh, ridden by Mclaughlin runns
start In 'front.' and Guarantee, smashins 'o
never get uear the flying King OF Fisncs IN 'o J.
race It was again Mclaughlin nyins IN iron' Oh jim
Clare But the fifth race was given 10 Auii~ W -
nng start far In 'front.' though Mclaughlin rode Favor
S,b dd of two TO one OF course IT is clear tnat no
savor,t,sm TO Mclaughlin is intended for Mclaughlin
as left at the post on Ben Ali In the Suburban But
neope will talk and many OF them are saying tnat lhe
Judges themse ought TO take the starts In hand Mr.
caldwell Is extremely anxious to act fairy his
At Jerome Park was phenomenal Every one praiseu
Rim ue seserved H. But since then ct Brooklyn ana
sheepshead Bay his failures have been equally pheho-
email and unfortunately for the public they have Deen
enormously profitable to the bookmakers' iheSo
knights Of industry coined fortunes when Ben All was
left at the post twice; when two races were gwen W
Adrian by enormous advantages over Favor when the
flag fell; when Quito was leit stahoihe s'ii'' III" "
number of other cases. 49,
Mr. Caldwell sh, uld consult skilled surgeon HIS
nerves seem terribly out OF order now ana MS peS'
friends are sad
There is natural antagonism between the puoiic anu
the bookrnakers Many Of these professionals are
never seek an unfair advantage. But there are lew
rascas I'm the ring who would pick the pockets OF an
orphan newsboy II they thought they could escape pun
ishment. Such men are despsed and hated oy race
eoers who dislike intensely to see them win All the
bookmakers good bad and indifferent won heavily yes
ferday French pools should be sold on places ms is
only fair for the bookmakers place odus are geheray
word TO the WISE Every turf tub should stand on lts
own bottom The present close intimacy ana seeming
alliance two OF the foremost stables III America
causes much ugly talk. which s likely TO grow worse. ~
Cuara seems stale. His former dash anu re are
gone Only ird place In the Zephyr Stakes Tor Uuai
tee!! . l.. -. A ,node neon,e
stare and wonder why fast horse was put Ill sens
races not long ago. a.. g., .,o noxt raca with
his striping close third. With an equal start ana
enuai riding these two would have changed places.
C0npemoTa got off BADLY (anGther plum Tor the netun
ringl was badly ridden. fouled and interfered WIN II
40 nne flly were to be rsked among iot OF cheap
colts nj least she should have had competent Jockey
Ben Ali, the cart horse, was last IN Tue pay mugs
Handicap But this due TO return OF MS oiu
trouble bleeding the head He was strong favore.
Exile the,secOnd choice in impressive style IN 1at
the astute W. b Jennings This wicked old patriarch on
fr legs can fast when he sees cloud the SIZE OF
mans hand in the sky Hidalgo was Withdrawn WICK.
ham ran wretchedy far worse than ON eaturuay OF AZ
anv other time this year. The club will give renewal
of the Bav Ridge Handicap on Saturday, win $l,ooV
added money, weight penalties for Exile and boaz
FIRST RAcE--ZEPnYR STAKES Two-YEAR-OLDs. SO
EACH, 81, 900 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS DIX foR'
LONGS